1. to remove or take away bears from a place
Usage: rare; literal
2. to make something no longer bearable or endurable
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The park rangers worked to unbear the campground after multiple incidents.
• The sanctuary decided to unbear the facility for safety reasons.
• Time seemed to unbear the weight of his grief.
• Nothing could unbear the burden she carried.
• The news would unbear any hope they had left.